QUICK RUNDOWN: >USA, Poland, Colombia, others, recognize Juan Guaidó the New President of Venezuela >Protests raging across the country, thousands in the streets >Military pledges alliance to Maduro >Brazil talks of invasion >Russia threatens to protect Venezuela >Maduro orders U.S. diplomats to leave within 72 hours >US says diplomats will not leave Venezuela, does not recognize authority of Maduro to order them out >AOC, Gabbard, voices support for Maduro
Countries that today have formally recognized Guaidó as Interim President of Venezuela: Argentina Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Denmark Ecuador Guatemala Honduras Panama Paraguay Peru USA
Countries that have formally recognized Nicolás Maduro as President of Venezuela: Bolivia Mexico Cuba Russia Turkey
when you see a kremlin shill, simply ask: >what do you have against the democratically elected national asseembly and parliament using their constitutional powers to stop Maduro's power grab? They get angry and cannot give an answer.
My hopes are some sort of third party movement takes hold. There are three ways this could end.
1. Like Cuba This may actually be the most likely option, seeing as it is the in between of the survival of the Maduro regime and US domination. Given that Russia, China, and Cuba have strong interests in the area and have hard earned lessons from the cold war and Arab spring, the US may not be able/willing to directly invade or support a OAS invasion of Venezuela. They may focus on supporting opposition groups, most of which are leftist or Chavist. There is a good chance an opposition leader can take power with the support of Russia or China, which would leave him neutral if not an enemy of the United States. Given that the military is the PSUV's biggest backer a coup could still occur, in support of anti-american, anti-maduro ideals.
2. Like Guatemala/Chile/etc. The United States is the most powerful country in the world and a newly strengthened Brazil and a FARC-free Colombia could easily overpower Colombia, leaving a CIA plant like Guaidó in power.
3. Like Nicaragua, El Salvador In Nicaragua and El Salvador the US eventually failed to take hold of power, in El Salvador leading to major government concessions and a failure in regime change in Nicaragua. Given Russia and China's investment in Venezuela and the U.S. weakness at regime change in recent years, this may still happen.
Caleb Thomas
Too sleepy now guys. last push for votes from me, I would be happy is you can keep i going
VIVA MADURO VIVA LA REVOLUCION POPULAR BOLIVARIANA DEATH TO NEOFASCISTS OF BRAZIL DEATH TO IMPERIALISTS FROM USA DEATH TO COLOMBIAN OLIGARCHIES DEATH TO ARGENTINEAN OLIGARCHIES DEATH TO ATLANTISTS FROM EUROPE DEATH TO REACTIONARIES FROM ITALY VIVA LA MADRE RUSSIA VIVA LA MADRE CHINA VIVA KIM JONG UN VIVA EL EIXO DE LA RESISTENCIA VIVA VENEZUELA VIVA MADURO!
Why do people keep comparing Maduro to people like Assad and Gaddafi. Assad and Gaddafi actually tried, and in some ways, succeded to make their countries better. Maduro is just a fucking idiot that makes Chavez look good. Even Chavez wasn't this stupid. Chavez actually had some support. Maduro probably has about as much support as people being positive on the recent Star Wars movies.
you did not answer, what do you have against the democratically elected national asseembly and parliament using their constitutional powers to stop maduro's power grab?
Jacob Robinson
go choke on croatian dick
Jack Long
Jewish capitalists > Jewish communists
Judaism is bad Communism is bad Capitalism is good
2 bads worse than 1 bad and 1 good
Dylan Wood
Dont want war, want the public to execute all commies and CIAniggers, would be fuckin hilarious.
Henry Wilson
Rogue One was pretty good though
Joshua Howard
Has china made a statement yet.
William Edwards
Reminder that the United States is the primary base of judeo-capitalist hegemony and that the only countries which oppose it are currently supporting Maduro.
that's a good partition but brazil gets most of the oil. Idgaf tho. Oil is a curse
Kevin Diaz
Chavez had charisma.
Zachary Fisher
>>support intervention and nation building >>establish easy avenue for Venezuelan immigrants to return home to help rebuild country and economy >>positive propoganda to spread spic desire to return home >>spread intervention and deportation scheme throughout central america. >>spics willingly deport themselves due to patriotism >what could possibly go wrong?
Gabriel Anderson
Weak sauce
Jonathan Nguyen
haha guys isn't it quacking crazy how every oil rich country on earth gets siezed by a dictator that then needs to be removed by the freedom loving usa god bless their soul? hahah just tough to mention it
